This is how I discovered I wanted to be a sound garden groupie. The soundtrack to the movie single is wonderful but the film is so so, a bit boring. This was romantic comedy that made more sense in the last five years than it d...This is how I discovered I wanted to be a sound garden groupie. The soundtrack to the movie single is wonderful but the film is so so, a bit boring. This was romantic comedy that made more sense in the last five years than it did in 1992 when I was just beginning to understand what or who I was going to be. The movie is set in Seattle with you guessed it a soundtrack of grunge (except for Nirvana). I mean, the soundtrack starts with “Would” by Alice in Chains and ends with “Drown” by the Smashing Pumpkins. In between, you get tracks from Pearl Jam, Sound garden, and Mudhoney. Overall I recommend the album because music is never dated but the film, gosh I can start hating the 90s again because of it.

The best part about this movie is that it is based on the life of a real man who did manage to take ballroom into an inner city classroom and turn it into a full-fledged, permanent program. With Antonio Banderas playing the part ...The best part about this movie is that it is based on the life of a real man who did manage to take ballroom into an inner city classroom and turn it into a full-fledged, permanent program. With Antonio Banderas playing the part of the gifted and compassionate teacher and Alfre Woodard that of the cynical school principal, this a powerful and provocative film as much about life as it is about dance.

The very best, most under-appreciated television show in the history of television shows. Ron Howard's genius collaboration with Brian Grazer brings together a terrific cast of characters that deliver dry wit with absolute vetera...The very best, most under-appreciated television show in the history of television shows. Ron Howard's genius collaboration with Brian Grazer brings together a terrific cast of characters that deliver dry wit with absolute veteran perfection.

I've always used verbatims and they always are the most compatible with every device. Most dvd burners have no problems with these discs. They are perfect for when you need more space than a regular dvd.